Rogers Lost Fee Revenue to the CRTC Ban and Now Wants to Offset the Hit
Rogers posted its third quarter results on Friday, with record free cash flow even as wireless sign-ups slowed sharply and the average monthly phone bill kept sliding. Total revenue rose 2 per cent to $5.44 billion, while adjusted EBITDA grew 1 per cent to $2.54 billion. Free cash flow jumped 65 per cent to $1.37...

The $50 plan will be 6.5GB 3G data. The only good thing is you can migrate to Rogers at $40-$45/4gb or $50-$55/6gb LTE
6.5GB + 500MB with auto-pay.
It’s 6GB plus 500mb auto pay bonus= 6.5GB total
$50/6GB + 500MB bonus, Unlimited Canada-wide Talk & International Text.
Plus an additional 500MB bonus for auto-pay.
That’s 7GB total.